Provides diagnostic communication capabilities never before available
The OptoShield OS3100 Laser Light Safety Scanner is an advanced area laser scanner with the unique ability to adapt to both dynamic and irregular hazardous environments. Designed and manufactured in the U.S., it introduces significant advancements over similar types of sensors with advanced diagnostic communications and superior interface office. Featuring two detection zone sets, which can be externally selected to monitor changing hazardous areas without the need for additional external controls, it also provides diagnostic communications never before available in safety scanners including: a two-digit numeric display, four standard LED status indicators and patented Intrusion Indicators identifying where the safety zone is encroached. It's suited for safeguarding hazardous work cells, transfer lines, robot stations, internal press guarding, irregular shaped or changing areas and automated guided vehicles.
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